Claire stays in control
She manages the Revavolt account, sets the charger tariff and reviews charging sessions.
ACCOMMODATION · STANDARD OFFER
Claire rents a cottage and wants to offer a convenient service without losing track of energy consumption.
Discover Standard ↗Claire welcomes families to her mountain chalet. She manages the charger remotely, prepares access before arrival and reviews energy use at the end of each stay.
She manages the Revavolt account, sets the charger tariff and reviews charging sessions.
For the Durand family, she links the badge to the driver and uses “Séjour Durand” as the billing recipient for the statement.
The maintenance team has its own badge. Claire can give the team free charging.
From setup to monitoring, everyone knows what to do.
Claire checks that the charging station is connected, chooses the rate and assigns the badge to the stay.
On arrival, guests receive their badge and charging instructions.
The traveller plugs in their vehicle and presents the badge. The charging station transmits session information.
Claire reviews the energy used and the calculated amount, then manually disables or reassigns the badge.
A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
A fictitious example: the Durand family carries out two sessions of 18 and 24 kWh, i.e. 42 kWh. At €0.45 per kWh, without a flat rate or duration fee, the calculated amount is €18.90.
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Less time searching, a clearer picture of charging activity.
The badge and the debtor allow you to find the sessions associated with the stay.
Claire sets her own tariff and manages guests separately from the maintenance team.
Connection status, log and notifications help to understand what is happening at the charging station.